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I am thankful for my time with Delilah. She snapped me back to a mode of thinking that I had neglected for years. So much time was wrapped up in bills, reflecting on the past, staring into the future, and just tuning out so that I lost sight of the present. One way to focus on the present is being aware of sensations.
Picture this: A lone man on the beach. Murse slung over the shoulders, camera in hand, barefoot, shorts & and t-shirt, and wearing a helmet. Add to that the fact that he has locked his bicycle, but left his cell phone and wallet in the rear bag. As if he thought, “Hey, the bikes locked. No one will be able to undo the zipper.” To top this all off, when he returns he finds that the zipper for the pocket containing said wallet and cellphone is wide open. The idiot: Me.
Angels protect children and fools.
I wonder if she is right. Am I going through a transition? Or am I just getting a jump start on my mid-life crisis. It’s hard to tell. For many years, I have experienced the same nagging feeling most people get: Am I doing what I am supposed to do to be happy?
Wow! This is a thought provoking look at modern creativity and the law. Lessig draws in historical and contemporary references to make a beautiful point: A democratic society should be able to find better solutions to protect original content and user generated content than to label all USG as piracy.
First admission: I am an early adopter. This means that I went to my local Apple retailer and picked up a copy on Friday night. As I marveled at the holographic foiled stamped box, Leopard was installing. The rest of the evening was spent re-installing applications and setting them up. This was generally wrapped up by 11PM. Then I got to play with my new toy. And read the reviews.